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Scientific American, Vol. 100, No. 12 (March 1909) (1909)

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ght have found it the testimony to be presented by both of the litigants high-tension conductors were lifted without the op- quite hazardous to use the hose so close to the high- has been heard, the last having been taken early in erators' feeling the slightest shock. In case of a victim tension… … Using a coat as a rope to lift a live wire. The safest way of dragging a man off a live rail. seizing the twisted end of his coat and dragging him tween the ground and an extinguisher, and a stream comprising many thousand typewritten folio sheets, off, or by using a wooden pole; as dry wood is a…

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